Sentence examples for compromises undertaken from inspiring English sources
It looks at Mr. Murdoch's attempts to make money and the compromises undertaken to avoid upsetting government officials in Beijing.
Most see a tweak as being more likely than an overhaul, part of the dance of compromise undertaken at the bargaining table.
Isler has made no compromises and undertaken no hard marketing to make himself more appealing to voters.
It will not be enough that they redraw the organizational chart of Egyptian government and rewrite the constitution, but it is also important that initiatives to strengthen civil society and foster a culture of tolerance and compromise are undertaken simultaneously.
Although no correlation was evident between the intra-abdominal pressure and the abdominal perfusion pressure with the intestinal PVD, we cannot rule out that the effects of the surgery undertaken have compromised the vascular supply of the villi.
The main limitation for the widespread adoption of this approach is the cost, but this is decreasing very rapidly as imaging technologies decrease in price and, as knowledge of phenotyping improves, short-cuts and pragmatic compromises can be more confidently undertaken.
There was no evidence of any fetal compromise based on cardiotocographs (CTGs) undertaken after the first expressing episode.
This should be considered at the outset of study design so that the level of accuracy achieved does not compromise the level of analysis undertaken.
When I first met Lange, a big, barrel-chested man, he was speaking at one of Harris's Town Hall meetings, assuring residents that their safety would not be compromised by the cost-saving measures being undertaken.
This approach may compromise the quality of the epidemiologic investigations undertaken.
The Vickers plan, based on the Independent Commission on Banking report led by Sir John Vickers, is designed to keep saver and business deposits from being compromised by the more speculative activities typically undertaken by investment banking operations.
